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Nifty little incubator, temp constant, turner works well and adjustable, quiet, small, inexpensive. You’ll need a couple thermometer hygrometer units (which you should have anyway). The water bottle is a mess, just add a little water twice a day or use a couple bottle caps!

We've used it for years and am very happy with it keeping our large chicken waterers clean from slime and algae. It only takes a small amount so a bottle lasts a long time.

I've used it for over 20 years in our two macaw parrot cages to keep fruit flies and pantry moths at bay. Since we got chickens 8 years ago, we've used it religiously every month. I use an old parmesan cheese container as a sprinkler and do the floor and nest boxes.

When we get ants a couple of times a year in the summer, I go around the house with it, and after a day, no more ants.

In love with this breed!! <3

Appenzeller Spitzhaubens are my favorite chicken breed. Not only are they great layers of white eggs but they’re also super friendly with humans (yes, even the roosters), come in a variety of different colors, great foragers, can tolerate very cold temperatures, and are good at escaping predators due to their small size! The only disadvantage they have is that they don’t like being confined. They can be kept in the coop occasionally but they will let you know that they don’t appreciate it. (They get noisy). I have hatched and raised multiple Appenzeller Spitzhaubens and I think they are the best 100%.

These "shoeboxes" are torture chambers for chickens. Freezer box in the winter, oven in the summer, practically no ventilation, unnecessary large windows letting sun in, too high and narrow roosts, chickens must drop to the floor hard because these shoeboxes provide no landing space. Would give it 0 rating.

These little floofs are GREAT moms for any chicks you want to hatch, though depending on egg size they may not fit many under. Occasionally you'll need to very gently trim the feathers around their eyes with scissors, but it's all worth it for having a friendship with THIS. LOOK AT THEM. LOOK IT UP. They have all sorts of different styles, and they're all cute. I personally like the gray one in this page's first photo's style best.

Overall, they make AMAZING pets.

I wanted to separate my broody in a seperate part of the run to brood quietly without disturbances. And keep her and eventually her chicks safe in the night.
Side effect: Because I moved her and couldn’t go back to her favourite nest she was no longer broody within a very short time.

The large nestbox already had the perfect size for this chicken door. Really easy to install with 6 screws.

The chicken door is probably not big enough for large fowl.

Easter Eggers are one of the best "breeds" there are. I've had seven so far, and all of them have been super sweet. They're the first ones to greet me in the morning, and whenever I squat down, they run up to me for hugs. One of mine is blind, and she makes a LOT of noise if I go out there and don't say hi to her right away. Once I pick her up and snuggle her she quiets down instantly.

Amazing birds, five stars, would recommend!

Very inexpensive little incubator for 4 eggs or less. I bet it would be good for quail.

This is a review of a very cheap incubator ; while most people would not want it for hatching it would come in very handy for someone who is not 100% sure of their broody's hen commitment, or to set backup eggs as did the author.

These are super pretty! We have two at the moment, each with different bloodlines. They are both quite different, but that’s what makes them so awesome and unique! They are great foragers, glad to have them in our flock.